Difference between-:
Symbiosis
and parasitism
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Symbiosis is every close relationship between two living species. These relationships could be mutualism (+,+), parasitism (+,-), commensialism (+,0), ammensialism (-,0), competition (intraspecific and interspecific) and could be direct or indirect.
Parasitism is one type of symbiosis. It is the oldest and most common type of relationship in nature.
KEY:
(+) = Positive (gaining)
(-) = negative (hurting)
(0) = neutral (neither gains nor hurts
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Symbiosis-it is a close relationship between two species in which at least one species benefits
parasitism- it is one type of symbiosis . it is oldest and most common type of relationship in nature .
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